Pyrrosia polydactyla Taipingshan Israel The broad basal leaves resemble

The broad basal leaves resemble a clintonia or eucharis

The resultant seedlings usually top out around 6" tall with olive-green leaves

George shared his aucuba selection with us in 1998 with our promise that we'd introduce it commercially

a striking wide white border

although the stigma is heavily spotted purple

Pyrrosia polydactyla Taipingshan Israel The broad basal leaves resemblePyrrosia polydactyla 'Taipingshan' is our 2019 Plant Delights JLBG introduction from our 2008 spore collections from Taipingshan (Ilan County), Taiwan at 6,500' elevation. The amazing Pyrrosia polydactyla is an epiphytic fern that we saw growing attached to rock walls and other structures, although for us, it also grows fine in regular garden soil as long as it doesn't stay too wet. Pyrrosia polydactyla 'Taipingshan' forms a stunning 1' tall x 1'